Mount Pleasant public meetings in 2025

Historic Zoning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Historic Zoning Commission is meeting to review a Certificate of Appropriateness application for property at 103 N. Main Street. The commission will also approve minutes from a prior meeting and hear citizen comments. The main action is deciding on the proposed exterior changes to the historic building.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 103 N. Main Street: replace front door, repair brick, paint trim, replace windows, repair landing with black tile

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold a public hearing and final vote on a zoning ordinance amendment, and will consider two resolutions regarding annexation of territory on Old Zion Rd. Extension and Trotwood. The meeting also includes routine reports from the mayor, city manager, and financial reports for November 2025.

• Ordinance 2025-1135: final reading to amend zoning ordinance and map for a property upon annexation
• Resolution 2025-54: abandon annexation proceedings for territory on Old Zion Rd. Extension and Trotwood
• Resolution 2025-55: annex certain territory with owner consent
• Life Safety Award presented to Fire & Police Department
• November 2025 financial/budget reports

The Mount Pleasant City Commission voted 5-0 to abandon and discontinue annexation proceedings for properties on Old Zion Rd. Extension and Trotwood (Map 111, Parcels 029.00, 29.05, 29.06). The Planning Commission had not recommended the annexation, and the governing body determined it was not in the city's best interest to pursue it. The commission also approved prior meeting minutes, accepted the November 2025 financial report, and suspended rules to remove two remaining agenda items (Resolution 2025-55 and Ordinance 2025-1135) from consideration.

• Approved minutes from Nov 13 study session and Nov 18 regular meeting (5-0)
• Accepted November 2025 monthly financial report (5-0)
• Abandoned annexation proceedings for Old Zion Rd/Trotwood properties (5-0)
• Suspended rules to remove Resolution 2025-55 and Ordinance 2025-1135 from agenda (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session with a public hearing and final reading on an ordinance to rezone property contingent upon annexation to High Density Residential (R3) for the Trotwood/Zion area. The commission will also consider two resolutions: one to abandon annexation proceedings for certain territory on Old Zion Rd. Extension and Trotwood, and another to annex other territory with owner consent. Routine reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 2025-1135: Rezone Trotwood/Zion property to R3 (High Density Residential) upon annexation
• Resolution 2025-54: Abandon annexation proceedings for territory on Old Zion Rd. Extension and Trotwood
• Resolution 2025-55: Annex certain territory with owner consent
• Monthly financial/budget report
• Wastewater Liaison Report (Barge Design) and Gas System Report

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Recreation Commission will meet to approve October meeting minutes, review the completed Breakfast with Santa event, and discuss plans for a January event. The Parks and City Manager departments will provide special reports.

• Approval of October 2025 meeting minutes (November meeting was cancelled)
• Review of completed Breakfast with Santa event
• Discussion of January event planning

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission met on December 10, 2025, and unanimously approved the minutes from the October 8 meeting. They discussed upcoming events, including Breakfast with Santa on December 20 and the Daddy Daughter Dance in February, and reviewed park improvements and construction plans for the Community Center, which is set to begin January 1.

• Approved October 8, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed to skip January event due to construction, focus on February Daddy Daughter Dance
• Discussed park improvements and Community Center construction plans

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a public hearing on a revised request to annex approximately 117 acres on Old Zion & Trotwood property, including a portion of Old Zion Road Extension. A second hearing covers the revised Plan of Services for the area. The annexation was revised to exclude portions already in Columbia city limits.

• Annexation of ~117 acres (Map 111, Parcels 029.00, 29.05, 29.06)
• Includes portion of Old Zion Road Extension (Route No. 0A755)
• Revised Plan of Services with updated streets section and Exhibit E

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission is holding a special called meeting to consider a revised request to annex approximately 117 acres on Old Zion and Trotwood properties. The revision includes a portion of Old Zion Road Extension and excludes any parts already within Columbia city limits. The commission will hold public hearings and vote on a resolution recommending or not recommending the annexation and the revised Plan of Services.

• Public hearing on revised annexation of ~117 acres (Map 111, Parcels 029.00, 29.05, 29.06)
• Public hearing on revised Plan of Services for the proposed annexation area
• Resolution 2025-PC-13 to recommend or not recommend the revised annexation and Plan of Services
• Annexation excludes portions of property already in Columbia city limits

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission held public hearings on a revised annexation of approximately 117 acres on Old Zion and Trotwood properties and a revised Plan of Services. Members voted not to recommend both the annexation and the Plan of Services, with all members except Secretary/City Commissioner Johnston voting against the annexation. Resolution 2025-PC-13 was not brought to a vote.

• Voted not to recommend revised annexation of 117 acres on Old Zion & Trotwood (4-1, Johnston dissenting)
• Voted not to recommend revised Plan of Services for the proposed annexation (unanimous)
• Resolution 2025-PC-13 did not come to a vote

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold public hearings and final readings on three ordinances updating municipal, fire, and gas codes. They will also consider resolutions for an EDA grant, approve bids for road paving and a community center, and review an ARPA change order, along with routine reports.

• Ordinance 2025-1136: update to Title 12, Chapter 1 (municipal code)
• Ordinance 2025-1137: update to Title 7, Chapter 2 (fire codes)
• Ordinance 2025-1138: amend Title 19, Chapter 3 (gas)
• Resolution 2025-53: apply for EDA grant
• Canaan Road paving bid approval

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved several major items, including a $1,857,640 bid for the CCF Community Center, a $176,914.60 paving bid for Canaan Road, and a $67,100 ARPA change order. The commission also adopted updated 2024 International Building and Fire Codes, and authorized applying for a $4 million EDA grant. All votes were unanimous (4-0) with Commissioner Loree Knowles absent.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-1136 adopting 2024 International Building Codes (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-1137 updating to 2024 International Fire Codes (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-1138 updating gas ordinance (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-53 to apply for $4M EDA grant (4-0)
• Awarded EDA Gas Grant Engineering Services to CEC (4-0)
• Awarded Canaan Road paving bid to Nickell Contracting for $176,914.60 (4-0)
• Awarded CCF Community Center bid to Paul Varney Construction for $1,857,640 (4-0)
• Approved $67,100 ARPA change order request (4-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold a study session with public hearings and final readings on three ordinances updating municipal, fire, and gas codes. They will also consider resolutions to apply for EDA grants, approve bids for Canaan Road paving and the CCF Community Center, and an ARPA change order request, along with routine reports.

• Ordinance 2025-1136: update to Title 12, Chapter 1 (municipal code)
• Ordinance 2025-1137: update to Title 7, Chapter 2 (fire codes)
• Ordinance 2025-1138: amendment to Title 19, Chapter 3 (gas)
• Resolution 2025-53: apply for EDA grant; Resolution 2025-54: EDA grant for gas engineering services
• Approval of Canaan Road paving bid and CCF Community Center bid

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on November 13, 2025, discussing several items but taking no formal action. Topics included updates to building, fire, and gas codes, an EDA grant application for a Cherry Glen gate, a gas engineering services recommendation, and bids for Canaan Road paving and the CCF Community Center. The meeting was procedural, with all items deferred for future action.

• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1136 (2024 Building Codes update)
• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1137 (2024 Fire Codes update)
• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1138 (Gas ordinance update)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-53 (EDA grant application for $4 million)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-54 (EDA Grant Gas Engineering Services CEC)
• No action taken on Canaan Road paving bid (4 bids received, under review)
• No action taken on CCF Community Center bid (4 bids received, under review)
• No action taken on ARPA change order request ($67,100, 20% city share)

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider a site development plan for a proposed industrial facility by True Rail Enterprises, LLC on approximately 62.05 acres along South Main Street. The commission will also vote on the 2026 meeting schedule and set a public hearing for November 24, 2025. The agenda includes standard items like approval of prior minutes and citizen comments.

• Site development plan review for True Rail Enterprises, LLC industrial facility on ~62.05 acres along South Main Street
• Resolution 2025-PC-12: Approval of 2026 Regular Planning Commission Meeting Schedule
• Set public hearing and special called meeting for November 24, 2025 at 6:00 PM
• Approval of October 14, 2025 meeting minutes

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission deferred the True Rail Enterprises site development plan for a 62.05-acre industrial facility on South Main Street, contingent on all CEC comments being addressed. The commission also approved Resolution 2025-PC-12, setting the 2026 regular meeting schedule, and scheduled a special called meeting for November 24, 2025, at 6:00 PM. All votes were unanimous (5-0).

• Deferred True Rail Enterprises site plan for 62.05-acre industrial facility on South Main Street (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-PC-12 for 2026 Regular Planning Commission Meeting Schedule (5-0)
• Set special called meeting for November 24, 2025, at 6:00 PM (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will meet to review monthly reports, hear special departmental reports, and act on new business including first readings of three ordinances updating municipal and fire codes, and five resolutions related to annexation, grants, and equipment funding.

• Ordinance 2025-1136 (first reading) - amends municipal code Title 12, Chapter 1
• Ordinance 2025-1137 (first reading) - amends fire code Title 7, Chapter 2
• Ordinance 2025-1138 - amends gas-related code Title 19, Chapter 3
• Resolution 2025-48 - calls public hearing on annexation of Trotwood/Zion territory
• Resolution 2025-49 - authorizes participation in Public Entity Partners Safety Partners Matching Grant Program

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved first readings of ordinances updating building, fire, and gas codes, including increased gas connection and maintenance fees. It also set a December 8 public hearing for a proposed annexation, approved several grant resolutions, and accepted a downtown change order. All votes were unanimous except the annexation resolution, which passed 4-1.

• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-1136 updating building codes to 2024 versions (5-0)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-1137 adopting 2024 International Fire Code (5-0)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-1138 increasing gas connection fees to $5/ft and adding maintenance fees (5-0)
• Set December 8, 2025 public hearing for annexation via Resolution 2025-48 (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-49 for $2,000 matching grant for utility worker boots (5-0)
• Accepted $40,000 Firehouse Subs grant for fire rescue equipment (5-0)
• Accepted $9,988 Tennessee Highway Safety Office grant for police laptops (5-0)
• Approved Downtown Change Order #4 for $44,531 (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to review routine reports and consider several new items, including first readings of ordinances on model codes and gas rates, and resolutions to set an annexation public hearing, apply for grants, and approve a change order. The meeting is primarily a discussion session, with decisions expected at a future meeting.

• Ordinance 2025-1136 (first reading) regarding model codes
• Ordinance 2025-1137 (first reading) regarding gas rate
• Resolution 2025-48 to set public hearing for plan of services and annexation (Old Zion/Trotwood)
• Resolution 2025-49 to participate in Public Entity Partners 'Safety Partners' Matching Grant Program
• Downtown Change Order #4

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider several items, including a traffic signal request from Meritage Homes, reductions to three letters of credit for Sugar Creek Subdivision improvements, and a resolution to schedule a public hearing on a proposed annexation. The meeting also includes routine items like approval of prior minutes and citizen comments.

• Traffic signal request at Zion Road and Polk Lane along Highway 243 by Meritage Homes
• Reduce sewer improvement letter of credit from $73,715.68 to $18,428.92 for Sugar Creek Subdivision, Section 3
• Reduce water system letter of credit from $72,696.51 to $18,174.13 for Sugar Creek Subdivision, Section 3
• Reduce storm water letter of credit from $79,365.25 to $19,841.31 for Sugar Creek Subdivision, Section 3
• Resolution 2025-PC-12 to set public hearing for Nov 12, 2025 on proposed annexation by owner consent

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, review unfinished business including the Haunted Trail, Craft Day, and Breakfast with Santa, and discuss new business regarding events for 2026. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Approval of minutes from September 10, 2025 meeting
• Review of unfinished business: Haunted Trail, Craft Day, Breakfast with Santa
• Discussion of events for 2026
• Park report and City Manager report

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will review and potentially act on several items, including a deferred zoning ordinance amendment (Ordinance 2025-1135) for High Density Residential (R3) zoning upon annexation in the Trotwood/Zion area. The Commission will also consider Resolution 2025-45, which calls for a public hearing on the proposed annexation of territory by owner consent in Old Zion & Trotwood, along with Resolution 2025-47 for federal assistance applications.

• Ordinance 2025-1135 - Zoning amendment to R3 (High Density Residential) upon annexation for Trotwood/Zion
• Resolution 2025-45 - Public hearing called for annexation of Old Zion & Trotwood by owner consent
• Resolution 2025-47 - Authorization to apply for federal Community Facility Loan and/or Grant
• Approval of Residential Water Meter Bid
• Hydrant Maintenance Estimate - Rogers Hydrant Service, Inc. Full-Service Agreement 2025

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold a study session to review unfinished business, including a final reading of a zoning ordinance amendment for the Trotwood/Zion area contingent on annexation. The meeting will also feature monthly reports from the Mayor, City Manager, and departments, as well as new business items such as annexation resolutions, a federal grant application for fire equipment, and bids for residential meters and hydrant maintenance.

• Ordinance 2025-1135: Final reading to rezone Trotwood/Zion area to High Density Residential (R3) upon annexation
• Resolution 2025-45: Annexation and Plan of Services for Trotwood/Zion area
• Resolution 2025-46: Application for USDA Rural Development grant/loan for fire engine and related equipment
• Approval of Residential Meter Bid (amount not specified in agenda)
• Hydrant Maintenance Estimate - Roger Hydrant Service, Inc. Full-Service Agreement 2025

The City Commission held a study session with no formal votes. Ordinance 2025-1135 (zoning for Trotwood/Zion) and Resolution 2025-45 (annexation and plan of services) were deferred, with a new public hearing to be scheduled. Other items, including a USDA loan application for a fire engine and a residential meter bid, were discussed but no action was taken.

• Deferred Ordinance 2025-1135 (R3 zoning upon annexation) to a future meeting
• Deferred Resolution 2025-45 (annexation and plan of services) to a future meeting
• Discussed Resolution 2025-46 (USDA loan/grant for fire engine) — no action taken
• Discussed residential meter bid ($338,825 from Grayco Constructors) — no action taken
• Discussed hydrant maintenance estimate from Roger Hydrant Service — no action taken

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a public hearing on Resolution 2025-41, the only substantive item on the agenda. No details about the resolution's content are provided in the agenda text.

• Public hearing on Resolution 2025-41

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a special called meeting to consider Resolution 2025-46, which would approve a payment in lieu of tax (PILOT) agreement framework for Project Mustang. This is the only new business item on the agenda. The meeting also includes time for citizen comments and board/staff remarks.

• Resolution 2025-46: Approve PILOT agreement framework for Project Mustang

The Mount Pleasant City Commission unanimously approved Resolution 2025-46, which establishes a 7-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) framework for Project Mustang, an unnamed company planning to establish its North American headquarters in the area. The project is projected to create 80 jobs, invest over $49 million in capital, and offer an average salary of $89,310. The resolution only approves the framework; the Industrial Development Board of Maury County will execute the actual agreements, with annual performance tests to ensure the company meets its job and investment commitments.

• Approved Resolution 2025-46, the PILOT framework for Project Mustang (5-0)
• Approved 7-year tax abatement schedule: 50% for years 1-3, 40% for years 4-5, 25% for years 6-7
• Adjourned the special called meeting (5-0)

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to review unfinished business, including upcoming events like Movie Night and Breakfast with Santa, and to discuss the Gardenia Park shelter dedication. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major financial or policy decisions listed.

• Review of unfinished business: Movie Night, Haunted Trail, Craft Day, Breakfast with Santa
• Discussion of Gardenia Park Shelter Dedication
• Approval of minutes from August 13, 2025 regular session

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider three site plans: a 219-lot residential development, a 4,000-square-foot industrial building, and a 186,000-square-foot industrial facility. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and routine procedural items.

• Southbend Crossing: 219 lots on 58.71 acres, zoned R-3 and R-2, off South Cross Bridges Road near US Highway 43 (Tax Map 133, Parcel 01.01)
• 4,000-sq-ft industrial building on 3.32 acres on Hoover Mason Road (Tax Map 129, Parcel 45.16)
• Project Mustang: 186,000-sq-ft industrial facility on 36.9 acres in Cherry Glenn Industrial Park (Tax Map 126, Parcel 041.01)
• Approval of August 12, 2025 meeting minutes

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved construction plans for Southbend Crossing, a 219-lot residential development, subject to conditions including sewer plan changes and TDEC permit requirements. They also approved site plans for a 4,000-square-foot industrial building on Hoover Mason Road and a 186,000-square-foot facility (Project Mustang) in Cherry Glenn Industrial Park, both with conditions. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Southbend Crossing construction plans (219 lots, 58.71 acres) with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for 4,000-sq-ft industrial building on Hoover Mason Road with storm water, screening, and landscaping modifications (unanimous)
• Approved site plan for Project Mustang (186,000-sq-ft industrial facility) with conditions including Airport approval and TDEC notice of coverage (unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will meet to review three requests: a variance to reduce setbacks for a new home at 106 E Merchant Street, a conditional use permit for a metal-clad accessory building at 613 Brookside Drive, and a variance to reduce side yard setback at 408 Washington Avenue. The board will also approve minutes from the May 22, 2025 meeting and address any unfinished business.

• Variance request for 106 E Merchant Street to reduce front and rear yard setbacks
• Conditional Use Permit request for 613 Brookside Drive for a 24' x 30' metal-clad accessory building
• Variance request for 408 Washington Avenue to reduce side yard setback

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals approved all three requests on its agenda. It granted a variance to Kamethia Wilson for reduced front and rear setbacks at 106 E Merchant Street, a conditional use permit to Kevin Ross for an accessory building at 613 Brookside Drive, and a variance to Fernando Carvalho for a reduced side yard setback at 408 Washington Avenue. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved variance to reduce front setback from 30 to 22 feet and rear from 20 to 15 feet at 106 E Merchant Street (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for 24' x 30' metal-clad accessory building at 613 Brookside Drive (unanimous)
• Approved variance to reduce side yard setback from 15 to 9 feet at 408 Washington Avenue (unanimous)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting to consider several items, including a first reading of an ordinance to rezone property in the Trotwood/Zion area to High Density Residential (R3) contingent upon annexation, and a resolution to hold a public hearing on that annexation. The commission will also vote on resolutions for wastewater engineering services, an Industrial Development Board letter of credit, and an extension for Project Major Oak, as well as approve bids for paving, UV disinfection, and water line replacement. Routine reports from the mayor, city manager, and financial reports are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 2025-1135 (first reading): Rezone Trotwood/Zion property to High Density Residential (R3) upon annexation
• Resolution 2025-41: Public hearing on annexation by owner consent and Plan of Services
• Resolution 2025-42: Task Order No. 2 with Barge Design Solutions for wastewater system assistance
• Resolution 2025-43: Authorize Industrial Development Board to issue a Letter of Credit
• Approve Gray Lane paving bid, UV disinfectant bid, ARPA water line replacement bid, and 2014 property tax write-offs

The Commission approved Ordinance 2025-1135 on first reading, changing zoning to High Density Residential (R3) for property contingent upon annexation near Trotwood and Old Zion Road, in a 3-2 vote. They also set a public hearing for September 11, 2025, on the proposed annexation of approximately 106 acres. Several other resolutions and bids were approved, including a $56,500 wastewater services task order and a $66,307.21 paving contract.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-1135 for R3 zoning on first reading (3-2)
• Set public hearing for Sept 11, 2025 on annexation of ~106 acres off Trotwood/Old Zion (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-42: $56,500 wastewater services task order with Barge Design (5-0)
• Authorized Industrial Development Board to issue letter of credit for Munigas program (5-0)
• Approved 90-day extension for Project Major Oak PILOT agreement (5-0)
• Approved Gray Lane paving bid to Nickell Contracting, LLC for $66,307.21 (5-0)
• Approved UV disinfectant bid at WWTP for $786,000 (5-0)
• Approved ARPA water line replacement bid for Part 3 Line C North Main at $1,174,675 (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to review routine reports and consider several resolutions and an ordinance. Key items include a first reading of an ordinance for R-3 zoning related to the Trotwood annexation, setting a public hearing for possible annexation, and approving bids for Gray Lane paving, UV disinfection at the wastewater plant, and ARPA water line replacement. The commission will also consider resolutions for a Barge Design master service agreement, extending Project Major Oak's timeframe, a pilot agreement for Project Mustang, and delegating authority to the Industrial Development Board for a letter of credit, plus approving 2014 property tax write-offs.

• Ordinance 2025-1135 (first reading) for R-3 zoning related to Trotwood annexation
• Resolution 2025-41 to set public hearing for possible annexation and plan of services
• Resolution 2025-42 approving Gray Lane paving bid
• Resolution 2025-43 approving UV disinfectant at wastewater treatment plant bid
• Resolution 2025-44 approving ARPA water line replacement bid

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on August 14, 2025, with no formal votes or decisions. They discussed several upcoming items, including an R-3 zoning ordinance for the Trotwood annexation, bids for Gray Lane paving and UV disinfection equipment, and an ARPA water line replacement. The wastewater treatment plant reached substantial completion, and a letter of credit for the MuniGas program was discussed. All items were deferred to the next regular meeting.

• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1135 (R-3 zoning for Trotwood annexation)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-41 (public hearing date for annexation)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-42 (Gray Lane paving bid)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-43 (UV disinfectant bid)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-44 (ARPA water line replacement bid)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-45 (Barge Design Master Service Agreement)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-46 (Project Major Oak's timeframe extension)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-47 (Project Mustang pilot agreement, deferred)

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve minutes, review unfinished business from prior meetings, and discuss new business. The agenda includes updates on past events like Water Day, Movie Night, Haunted Trails, and the BBQ Festival, as well as planning for upcoming events such as Craft Day and Breakfast with Santa. This is a routine business meeting with no major policy decisions or financial contracts listed.

• Review of unfinished business: Water Day, Movie Night, Haunted Trails, BBQ Festival
• New business: Craft Day, Breakfast with Santa
• Parks Department Report
• City Manager Report

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will meet to review five new development applications, including a 12,000 sq. ft. expansion at 301 Canaan Road, final plat approvals for Tractor Supply Company at 207 South Cross Bridges Road and a 71-lot residential development, mass grading approval for Project Mustang, and a Letter of Credit for Phase 2 of the Cottages of Bearwood Final Plat. The meeting will also include procedural items such as approval of prior meeting minutes and unfinished business review.

• 12,000 sq. ft. expansion at 301 Canaan Road (CBC Properties, LLC)
• Final plat approval for 207 South Cross Bridges Road (Tractor Supply Company)
• 71-lot residential development (Brightland Homes of Tennessee LLC)
• Mass grading approval for Project Mustang (Maury County Industrial Development Board)
• Letter of Credit for Phase 2 of Cottages of Bearwood Final Plat (Resolution 2025-PC-06)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will consider several resolutions, including authorizing up to $1,050,000 in grant anticipation notes for downtown revitalization, approving payments in lieu of taxes for the power system, gas department, and housing authority, and approving a radio tower replacement and an engineering services amendment. The meeting also includes routine reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments, plus citizen comment periods.

• Resolution 2025-40: Authorizes issuance of Downtown Revitalization Grant Anticipation Notes not to exceed $1,050,000
• Resolution 2025-35: Payment in lieu of taxes for Mount Pleasant Power System FY 2025-2026
• Resolution 2025-36: Payment in lieu of taxes for Mount Pleasant Gas Department FY 2025-2026
• Resolution 2025-38: Approves removal and replacement of the Radio Tower
• Resolution 2025-39: Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Hethcoat & Davis, Inc. for engineering services

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved six resolutions, including authorizing up to $1,050,000 in grant anticipation notes to cover cash flow delays from TDOT for the Downtown Revitalization Project. The commission also approved payments in lieu of taxes for the power system, gas department, and housing authority, a radio tower replacement with a tornado siren, and an engineering contract amendment. The annexation ordinance was deferred for 30 days at the developer's request, with a separate public hearing planned.

• Approved Resolution 2025-35 authorizing PILOT for Power System FY 2025-2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2025-36 authorizing PILOT for Gas Department FY 2025-2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2025-37 authorizing PILOT for Municipal Housing Authority (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2025-38 for radio tower removal/replacement with tornado siren, $78,763 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2025-39 amending engineering contract with Hethcoat & Davis, adding ~$62,120 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2025-40 authorizing $1,050,000 grant anticipation notes for Downtown Revitalization (unanimous)
• Appointed Monya Hunter to Historic Zoning Commission (unanimous)
• Deferred annexation ordinance for 30 days; separate public hearing to be scheduled

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to review unfinished business, receive monthly reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments, and consider several new items. These include a first-reading annexation ordinance, multiple payment-in-lieu-of-taxes resolutions for city utilities and the housing authority, and resolutions to replace the radio tower behind City Hall, amend an ARPA contract, and approve a Grant Anticipation Note for the Downtown Project.

• Ordinance 2025-1135 (first reading) regarding an annexation request
• Resolution 2025-35: PILOT for Mount Pleasant Power System FY 2025-2026
• Resolution 2025-36: PILOT for Mount Pleasant Gas Department FY 2025-2026
• Resolution 2025-37: PILOT agreement for Mount Pleasant Municipal Housing Authority
• Resolution 2025-38: replace radio tower behind City Hall; Resolution 2025-40: Grant Anticipation Note for Downtown Project

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on July 10, 2025, discussing several items but taking no formal action. Topics included a proposed 106-acre annexation off Old Zion, payment-in-lieu-of-taxes resolutions for the Power System, Gas Department, and Housing Authority, a radio tower replacement, an ARPA contract amendment, and a Grant Anticipation Note for the Downtown Project. The meeting was informational only, with decisions deferred to a future regular meeting.

• No action taken on Mayor's appointment of Monya Hunter to Historic Zoning Commission
• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1135 (106-acre annexation off Old Zion)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-35 (PILOT for Power System, $410,000)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-36 (PILOT for Gas Department, $80,000)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-37 (PILOT for Housing Authority, $18,000)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-38 (radio tower replacement, $79,000)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-39 (ARPA contract amendment for Hethcoat & Davis)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-40 (Grant Anticipation Note for Downtown Project)

Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve minutes, review unfinished business like the Back to School Bash, Water Day, and Movie Night, and discuss new business including the Mid-South BBQ Festival and Haunted Trails. The agenda is largely routine, with no major financial or policy decisions listed.

• Approval of June 11, 2025 regular session minutes
• Review of Back to School Bash, Water Day, and Movie Night
• Discussion of Mid-South BBQ Festival
• Discussion of Haunted Trails

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission is meeting to review a request by John Maher Builders, on behalf of the property owners, to annex three parcels totaling about 106 acres and zone them R-3 High Density Residential for future single-family home development. The commission will also approve minutes from the June 10 meeting and hear any citizen comments.

• Annexation request for 3 parcels, ~106 acres, Tax Map 111 Parcels 29.00, 29.05, 29.06
• Requested zoning: R-3 High Density Residential for single-family homes
• Applicant: John Maher Builders; owners: Spencer M. Armstrong, Adaline A. Pasor, Dana McLendon
• Approval of minutes from 6-10-25 meeting

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved the annexation of three parcels totaling about 106 acres, owned by Spencer M. Armstrong, Adaline A. Pasor, and Dana McLendon, for future single-family home development. The commission also approved the plan of services and Resolution 2025-PC-04 for the annexation. A motion to recommend Resolution 2025-PC-05, which would change the zoning to R-3 High Density Residential, failed. Several citizens voiced concerns about traffic, water supply, property history, and school overcrowding.

• Approved annexation of 3 parcels (106 acres) for R-3 residential (motion passed)
• Approved plan of services for annexation (motion passed)
• Approved Resolution 2025-PC-04 for annexation and plan of services (motion passed)
• Motion to recommend Resolution 2025-PC-05 (zoning change to R-3) failed

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold public hearings and final readings on ordinances amending the current fiscal year budget and adopting the annual budget and tax rate for FY2025-26. The agenda also includes several resolutions for professional service agreements, nonprofit funding appropriations, and a city manager employment agreement.

• Ordinance 2025-1133: amend FY2024-25 budget (public hearing/final reading)
• Ordinance 2025-1134: adopt FY2025-26 budget and tax rate (public hearing/final reading)
• Resolution 2025-4: Professional Services Agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for Zone Meters
• Resolutions 2025-25 to 2025-28: appropriations for Mount Pleasant-Maury Museum, Mount Pleasant Forward Foundation/Main Street, Senior Citizens, Kids Place
• Resolution 2025-34: City Manager Employment Agreement with Arnold Phillip Grooms

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to review unfinished business, including final readings of ordinances for the current fiscal year budget amendment and the new FY2025-26 budget and tax rate. The agenda also includes new business items such as contracts, nonprofit funding resolutions, and reports from city departments.

• Ordinance 2025-1133: amend FY2024-25 budget (final reading)
• Ordinance 2025-1134: adopt FY2025-26 budget and tax rate (final reading)
• Resolution 2025-4: Professional Services Agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for Zone Meter
• Resolutions 2025-25 through 2025-28: appropriations for local nonprofits (Museum, Main Street, Senior Citizens, Kids Place)
• Resolution 2025-29: contract for new collection agency

The City Commission held a study session and adopted the annual budget and tax rate for fiscal year 2025-26 (Ordinance 2025-1134) and amended the FY2024-25 budget (Ordinance 2025-1133). The commission also authorized several professional services agreements, including a contract with Civil & Environmental Consultants for a Zone Meter, and approved appropriations for multiple non-profit organizations. A new collection agency contract and a three-year camera system contract for the trash truck were also authorized.

• Adopted FY2025-26 budget and tax rate (Ordinance 2025-1134)
• Amended FY2024-25 budget (Ordinance 2025-1133)
• Authorized professional services agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for Zone Meter (Resolution 2025-4)
• Appropriated funds to Mount Pleasant-Maury Museum of Local History (Resolution 2025-25)
• Appropriated funds to Mount Pleasant Forward Foundation/Main Street (Resolution 2025-26)
• Appropriated funds to Mount Pleasant Senior Citizens (Resolution 2025-27)
• Appropriated funds to Kids Place (Resolution 2025-28)
• Authorized contract for new collection agency (Resolution 2025-29)

Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to review minutes, discuss unfinished business including Juneteenth and Back to School Bash, and consider new items such as Water Day and Movie Night. Reports from the Parks Department and City Manager will also be presented.

• Approval of May 14, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Juneteenth event
• Discussion of Back to School Bash
• New business: Water Day
• New business: Movie Night

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider a mass grading plan for the 58.71-acre Southbend Crossing development, which is zoned for high- and medium-density residential use. The commission will also review a request from the developer, Brightland Homes of Tennessee, LLC, for a one-year extension of the previously approved preliminary plan. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of prior minutes and citizen comments.

• Mass grading plan for Southbend Crossing, 58.71 acres, off South Cross Bridges Road and US 43 (Tax Map 133 Parcel 01.01)
• One-year extension request for Southbend Crossings Preliminary Plan (approved Sept 10, 2024)
• Approval of minutes from May 13, 2025 regular session

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission unanimously approved a mass grading plan for the 58.71-acre Southbend Crossing development, zoned R-3 and R-2, off South Cross Bridges Road and US 43. They also approved a one-year extension for the preliminary plan. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Southbend Crossing mass grading plan (5-0)
• Approved one-year extension for Southbend Crossings Preliminary Plan (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will consider three requests from Shan Kropf for property at 6796 Polk Lane. The applicant seeks two variances: one to allow a third detached accessory structure (residential zones allow a maximum of two) and another to exceed the 775-square-foot limit for accessory structures. A conditional use permit is also requested for a 48x36 metal building in the side yard.

• Variance for third accessory structure at 6796 Polk Lane (tax map 126 parcel 059.00)
• Variance to exceed 775 sq ft accessory structure limit at same property
• Conditional use permit for 48x36 metal clad building in side yard

The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved three requests from Shan Kropf for property at 6796 Polk Lane (tax map 126 parcel 059.00). The approvals allow a third accessory structure, exceed the residential square footage limit of 775, and grant a conditional use permit for a 48x36 metal clad building in the side yard. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved variance for third accessory structure at 6796 Polk Lane (unanimous)
• Approved variance to exceed 775 sq ft accessory structure limit (unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for 48x36 metal clad building in side yard (unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a final vote on increasing the number of beer permit licenses and conduct a first reading of the 2025-2026 annual budget. Commissioners will also consider resolutions regarding a natural gas utility rate study, land donation for Arrow Mines Park, and a TDOT contract amendment for downtown revitalization.

• Ordinance 2025-1132: Final reading on increasing beer permit licenses
• Ordinance 2025-1134: First reading of 2025-2026 annual budget and tax rate
• Resolution 2025-20: Professional proposal with TriStar Energy Solutions for gas utility rate study
• Resolution 2025-22: Accepting land donation for Arrow Mines Park
• Resolution 2025-24: Amendment to TDOT contract for Downtown Revitalization Project Phase 1

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved several items, including an ordinance increasing beer permit licenses, the annual budget and tax rate for FY 2025-2026, and a resolution to amend Howard Field restrictions to allow a new library. All votes were 4-0, with Commissioner Loree Knowles absent.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-1132 increasing beer permit licenses (Off Premises 10 to 15, On Premises 15 to 25, On/Off Premises 3 to 6) (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-1133 amending FY 2024-2025 budget appropriations (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-1134 adopting FY 2025-2026 budget with tax rate unchanged at $1.69 (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-19 supporting tax-exempt bonds for Vanderbilt University Medical Center helicopter (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-20 for TriStar Energy Solutions gas rate study ($15,000) and valuation ($3,750) (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-21 amending Howard Field restrictions to allow library use (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-22 accepting land donation valued at $10,500 for Arrow Mines Park (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-23 supporting creation of Arrow Mines State Park (4-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will meet on May 15, 2025, to discuss and vote on municipal business, including a final reading on increasing beer permit licenses and first readings on the annual budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year. Commissioners will also review financial reports, department updates, and various resolutions concerning city utilities, land donations, and local facility restrictions.

• Ordinance 2025-1132: Final reading to amend Title 8 increasing beer permit licenses
• Ordinance 2025-1134: First reading adopting the Annual Budget and Tax Rate for July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2026
• Resolution 2025-20: Proposal with TriStar Energy Solutions for a natural gas utility rate study and valuation
• Resolution 2025-22: Land Donation (Bannister)
• Proclamation for National Peace Officers Memorial Day

Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes and review unfinished business, including Movie Night, Juneteenth, Back to School Bash, and bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park. They will also hear a monthly report from the Parks Department and take citizen comments.

• Review of unfinished business: Movie Night, Juneteenth, Back to School Bash
• Bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park
• Monthly report from Parks Dept
• Approval of April 9, 2025 meeting minutes

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approved the April 9, 2025 meeting minutes. They discussed upcoming events including Movie Night, Juneteenth, and the Back to School Bash, and noted that the bathroom construction bid at Arrow Mines Park was awarded to GM Construction. No new business was brought forward.

• Approved April 9, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Awarded bathroom construction bid at Arrow Mines Park to GM Construction (noted from prior month)

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will review a final plat application and a letter of credit request for Cottages of Bearwood Phase 1. The meeting includes routine roll call, approval of prior minutes, and department reports. Citizens may also provide comments.

• Final Plat application by Brightland Homes of Tennessee, LLC for Cottages of Bearwood Phase 1 (24 lots, 20.90 acres, zoned R-3 High Density Residential at US 43 and Magnolia Dr, Tax Map 127 Parcel 025.04)
• Application to establish a Letter of Credit for Cottages of Bearwood Final Plat Phase 1 (24 lots)

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved the final plat for Cottages of Bearwood Phase 1, a 24-lot subdivision on 20.90 acres zoned R-3 High Density Residential, and also approved a letter of credit for the project. Both motions passed unanimously with Chair John Hunter and Members Cedric Hollis and Kris Irvin voting yea. No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved final plat for Cottages of Bearwood Phase 1, 24 lots on 20.90 acres (3-0)
• Approved letter of credit for Cottages of Bearwood Final Plat Phase 1 (3-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold a public hearing and final vote on rezoning a property from High Density Residential (R-3) to Highway Commercial (CH), and will consider first reading of an ordinance to increase beer permit licenses. The commission will also vote on resolutions to update utility policies, enforce delinquent tax collection, accept a grant contract, approve architectural services for the Community Center renovation, and adopt a revised coaches background check policy. Other items include a $1.2 million residential meters CT form, a street and paving plan, Arrow Mines bid approval, and a downtown project change order.

• Ordinance 2025-1131: Rezone property from R-3 to Highway Commercial (CH) - public hearing/final reading
• Ordinance 2025-1132: Increase number of beer permit licenses - first reading
• Resolution 2025-15: Enforce collection of 2023 delinquent city real property taxes and ratify delinquent tax lawsuit
• Resolution 2025-17: Professional services agreement with 906 Studio, PLLC for Community Center renovation
• CT Form for $1.2 Million Residential Meters

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session with several action items. They will conduct a public hearing and final vote on rezoning a property from High Density Residential (R-3) to Highway Commercial (CH). The agenda also includes first readings and resolutions on beer permits, professional services, utility collection, delinquent taxes, and a community center grant, among other items.

• Ordinance 2025-1131: Rezone property from R-3 to CH (public hearing/final reading)
• Ordinance 2025-1132: Increase number of beer permits (first reading)
• Resolution 2025-4: Professional Services Agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for Zone Meters
• Resolution 2025-16: Connected Facilities Community Center Grant Contract
• CT Form for $1.2 Million Residential Meters

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on April 10, 2025, and discussed multiple items but took no formal action on any of them. Items included a proposed rezoning, beer permit changes, utility policies, a delinquent tax lawsuit, a community center grant, and a library proposal. The only action was to adjourn.

• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1131 (rezoning at Hwy 43 & Greenwood St)
• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1132 (beer permit changes)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-4 (zone meters contract)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-14 (utility collection policy)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-15 (delinquent tax lawsuit)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-16 (community center grant contract)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-17 (architect design proposal)
• Motion to adjourn passed (5-0)

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes and review progress on several upcoming events, including Easter, Scarecrow, Movie Night, Juneteenth, and Back to School Bash. They will also discuss a CCF grant update, the Arrow Mines bathroom project, and new business regarding the Tiger Youth Baseball League. The agenda is largely procedural and status-oriented, with no major financial decisions or ordinances listed.

• Approval of minutes from 3-12-2025 meeting
• Easter Event progress update
• CCF Grant update
• Arrow Mines Bathroom update
• Tiger Youth Baseball League new business item

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approved a new policy for background checks of Tiger Youth Baseball League coaches, establishing specific disqualifying criteria based on felony class and misdemeanor history. The policy will be presented to the City Commission for consideration as a resolution. The commission also received updates on several upcoming events and a $2,000,000 grant contract.

• Approved new coach background check policy (7-0)
• Accepted minutes from 3-12-2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Received $2,000,000 CCF grant contract, city to match $200,000
• Reviewed three bids for Arrow Mines bathroom project; GM Infrastructure recommended

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider a site plan application from Franklin Land Associates, LLC for a 21,930 square foot Tractor Supply Company store. The property is zoned Highway Commercial and located off US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd. The meeting also includes routine items like approving prior minutes and public comments.

• Site plan for 21,930 sq ft Tractor Supply Company
• Property at SW corner of US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd
• Zoned (CH) Highway Commercial
• Tax Map 133 Parcel 001.00, Book R2653 Page 585

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will consider two requests: a conditional use permit for a 4-foot chain link fence in a front yard, and a variance to reduce setbacks for a new single-family home. The board will also review minutes from its February 20, 2025 meeting and address any unfinished business.

• Conditional use permit for 4-foot black chain link fence at 1737 North Main St. (Tax Map 111, Parcel 31.05)
• Variance request to reduce front/side corner setbacks from 30 to 15 feet and side setback from 15 to 7 feet for new home at Main St. and Arrow Mines Rd. (Tax Map 150B, Parcel 1330 K 011.00)
• Property for variance is zoned R-1 Low Density Residential
• Approval of minutes from 2-20-25 meeting

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold its regular meeting, addressing routine approvals, monthly reports, and several resolutions. Key items include a first reading of a zoning ordinance to rezone a property from High Density Residential to Highway Commercial, and resolutions on employee compensation, the employee handbook, and capital outlay notes for water meter upgrades. The meeting also includes proclamations, appointments, and reports from city departments.

• Ordinance 2025-1131 (first reading) to rezone property from R-3 to CH
• Resolution 2025-13 authorizing up to $1,200,000 in capital outlay notes for water meter upgrades
• Resolution 2025-9 revising the Employee Compensation Plan
• Resolution 2025-10 repealing and replacing the Employee Handbook
• Resolution 2025-11 authorizing retirement of Police K9 Gunner

The Mount Pleasant City Commission approved a 4% employee raise, a revised employee handbook, and a $1.2 million capital outlay note for water meter upgrades. They also approved a rezone, retired police K9 Gunner, accepted a splash pad canopy donation, and authorized a wastewater treatment plant work change directive. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-1131 rezoning King property from R-3 to CH (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-9 revising Employee Compensation Plan with 4% raise (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-10 repealing and replacing Employee Handbook (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-11 retiring Police K9 Gunner and transferring ownership (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-12 accepting Boys and Girls Club canopy donation for splash pad (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-13 authorizing $1.2M water meter upgrade capital outlay note (5-0)
• Approved Mauldin & Jenkins for audit services (5-0)
• Authorized staff to execute work change directive for WWTP membrane improvements (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to review and discuss several resolutions, including a revised employee compensation plan, a new employee handbook, and a contract for zone meters. They will also consider retiring Police K9 Gunner and transferring ownership, a change order for the wastewater treatment plant, and updates to the residential meter replacement borrowing. The meeting includes routine reports on finances, city management, and department updates.

• Resolution 2025-4: Professional Services Agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. for Zone Meters
• Resolution 2025-9: Revising the Employee Compensation Plan
• Resolution 2025-10: Repealing and replacing the Employee Handbook
• Resolution 2025-11: Retiring Police K9 Gunner and transferring ownership
• Resolution 2025-12: Change Order for WWTP

The Mount Pleasant City Commission held a study session on March 13, 2025, discussing several resolutions but taking no formal votes. Items discussed included a proclamation for Thelma Rush's 99th birthday, appointments to the Communication Committee and Mount Pleasant Power System, a rezoning for the John King property, a donation from the Boys and Girls Club for a splash pad canopy, and resolutions on employee compensation, employee handbook, police K9 retirement, WWTP change order, borrowing for meter replacement, and audit services. No decisions were made; all items are expected to be addressed at the regular meeting on Tuesday.

• Proclamation for Thelma Rush's 99th birthday presented
• Hendley Edwards appointed to Mount Pleasant Power System
• Resolution 2025-4 (Zone Meters) pulled from agenda
• Resolution 2025-9 (Employee Compensation Plan) discussed, no action
• Resolution 2025-10 (Employee Handbook) discussed, no action
• Resolution 2025-11 (Police K9 Gunner retirement) discussed, no action
• Resolution 2025-12 (WWTP change order) discussed, no action
• Resolution 2025-13 (Borrowing for meter replacement) discussed, no action

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, review unfinished business, and discuss new event planning. Items include updates on the CCF grant, Arrow Mines restroom, and several community events. The meeting is largely procedural and event-focused.

• Review of CCF Grant update
• Arrow Mines Restroom update
• Easter Egg Hunt update
• Fireworks Event update
• Discussion of Juneteenth plans

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will consider a rezoning application from John King to change 1.1 acres off US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd from High Density Residential (R-3) to Highway Commercial (CH). The meeting also includes routine items like approving prior minutes and public comments.

• Rezone 1.1 acres from R-3 to CH, Tax Map 133 Parcel 001.00, off US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd
• Approval of minutes from 2-11-25 meeting

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved a rezoning request by John King to change 1.1 acres off US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd from High Density Residential (R-3) to Highway Commercial (CH). The motion passed unanimously. The commission also approved the minutes from the February 11, 2025 meeting with no changes.

• Approved rezoning of 1.1 acres off US 43 and South Cross Bridges Rd from R-3 to CH (5-0)
• Approved minutes from 2-11-25 meeting with no changes (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a variance request from Montrae Osborne to reduce side and front setbacks at 519 Gant St to build a new single-family home. The board will also review minutes from the January 9 meeting and handle any unfinished business.

• Variance for 15-ft to 10-ft side setback at 519 Gant St
• Variance for 30-ft to 25-ft front setback at 519 Gant St
• New single-family home on R-1 Low Density Residential zoned property
• Approval of minutes from 1-9-2025 meeting

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance request from Montrae Osborne for property at 519 Gant St, allowing reduced setbacks (15-foot side to 10-foot, 30-foot front to 25-foot) to construct a new single-family home in an R-1 Low Density Residential zone. The motion was made by Terry Brewer, seconded by Lisa Cole, and carried. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved variance for 519 Gant St to reduce side setback from 15 ft to 10 ft and front setback from 30 ft to 25 ft (motion carried)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission will hold public hearings and final votes on two ordinances: a budget amendment and a rezoning of property on Magnolia Drive from Light Industrial to High Density Residential. The commission will also consider several resolutions, including a $1.2 million water meter upgrade financing, a stormwater utility implementation contract, and a resolution opposing state legislation. Additionally, the agenda includes appointments, oaths of office for two police officers, and various bids and reports.

• Ordinance 2025-1129: budget amendment for FY 2024-2025 (public hearing/final reading)
• Ordinance 2025-1130: rezone Magnolia Drive from IL to R-3 (public hearing/final reading)
• Resolution 2025-6: issue up to $1,200,000 in capital outlay notes for residential water meter upgrades
• Resolution 2025-5: professional services agreement with Civil & Environmental Consultants for stormwater utility implementation
• Resolution 2025-7: opposition to House Bill 0895 and Senate Bill 0725

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting for a study session to discuss and vote on several items, including final readings of ordinances for the city budget amendment and a rezoning on Magnolia Drive, as well as resolutions for professional services agreements, a $1.2 million water meter upgrade, and a resolution opposing state legislation. The agenda also includes appointments, reports, and various bid approvals.

• Ordinance 2025-1129: Final reading of budget amendment for FY 2024-2025
• Ordinance 2025-1130: Rezone property on Magnolia Drive from Light Industrial (IL) to High Density Residential (R-3)
• Resolution 2025-6: Authorize up to $1,200,000 in capital outlay notes for residential water meter upgrades
• Resolution 2025-7: Resolution in opposition to House Bill 0895 and Senate Bill 0725
• Resolution 2025-5: Professional services agreement for stormwater utility implementation

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review minutes, discuss updates on bathroom construction at Arrow Mines Park and the CCF Grant, and consider new fencing near the Dixie Youth Fields. The board will also plan upcoming community events including the Daddy Daughter Dance, Easter, Fireworks, and Scarecrow Festival.

• Update on bathrooms at Arrow Mines Park
• Progress on the CCF Grant
• New fencing for land near Dixie Youth Fields
• Planning for Daddy Daughter Dance, Easter, Fireworks, and Scarecrow Festival

The commission opened bids for the Arrow Mines Park restroom construction but received none, so staff will advertise for one more month before considering in-house construction. The commission unanimously supported Mayor's appointment of Loree Knowles as the City Commissioner representative. Other items were updates only, including the CCF grant (contract not yet signed) and upcoming events.

• Approved January meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Supported appointment of Loree Knowles to Recreation Commission (unanimous)
• No bids received for Arrow Mines Park restrooms; will rebid for one month
• Discussed CCF grant; contract not signed, to be reviewed monthly

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes from the January 14 meeting and review unfinished business. The primary item is a new 5,436 sq ft airport terminal proposed by Maury Regional Airport Authority at 1200 N Main Street, currently zoned IL Light Industrial.

• New 5,436 sq ft airport terminal proposed at 1200 N Main Street
• Property zoned IL Light Industrial (Map 127, Parcel 041.00)
• Applicant: Doster Construction Company on behalf of Maury Regional Airport Authority

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission approved a new 5,436 square foot airport terminal for the Maury Regional Airport Authority at 1200 N Main Street (Map 127, Parcel 041.00), zoned IL Light Industrial. The motion was made by Pam Johnston, seconded by Cedric Hollis, and carried unanimously. No other substantive business was conducted.

• Approved new 5,436 sq ft airport terminal at 1200 N Main St (5-0)
• Approved minutes from 1-14-2025 meeting (5-0)

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving prior minutes and receiving reports from the mayor, city manager, and departments. The main items are two ordinances: one amending the current fiscal year budget and another rezoning a property on Magnolia Drive from Light Industrial to High Density Residential. The commission will also consider several resolutions, including declaring surplus property for sale, applying for USDA funding, and approving bids and change orders.

• Ordinance 2025-1129: Amends FY2024-25 budget appropriations
• Ordinance 2025-1130: Rezones Magnolia Drive property from Light Industrial (IL) to High Density Residential (R-3)
• Resolution 2025-1: Declares city inventory surplus and authorizes sale
• Resolution 2025-2: Applies for USDA funding
• Approve bid for East Merchant Street repairs

City Commission

The Mount Pleasant City Commission is holding a study session to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a budget amendment ordinance, a rezoning for Magnolia Drive, and resolutions for surplus property sale and USDA grant application. The meeting also includes reports from the city manager, wastewater liaison, and gas system, as well as citizen comments.

• Ordinance 2025-1129: budget amendment for FY 2024-2025
• Ordinance 2025-1130: Magnolia Drive rezoning
• Resolution 2025-1: declaring surplus property and authorizing sale
• Resolution 2025-2: applying for USDA grant funding
• Approval of bid for E. Merchant Street repairs

This was a study session with no formal votes or decisions. The commission discussed the mid-year budget amendment, a Magnolia Drive rezoning request, surplus property sale, USDA grant application, and several other items, but took no action on any of them. The E. Merchant Street repair bid received no submissions and will be rebid. The meeting was procedural and informational only.

• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1129 (mid-year budget amendment)
• No action taken on Ordinance 2025-1130 (Magnolia Drive rezoning)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-1 (surplus property sale)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-2 (USDA grant application)
• No action taken on Resolution 2025-3 ($30,000 engineering agreement addition)
• No action taken on audit approval
• No action taken on E. Merchant Street repairs bid (no submissions received; will rebid)
• No action taken on Downtown Project change order

Planning Commission

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission will meet to consider two rezoning and subdivision requests. The first is a request by Berchell Properties LLC to rezone 20.5 acres along Magnolia Drive from light industrial to high-density residential. The second is a request by Rose and Yvonne Ogilivie McClain to subdivide a 1.47-acre property at 115 Columbian Ave into two parcels. The agenda also includes election of officers for 2025 and approval of prior minutes.

• Rezone request by Berchell Properties LLC for Map 127, Parcel 25.00, 20.5 acres along Magnolia Drive from IL (Light Industrial) to R-3 (High Density Residential)
• Subdivision request by Rose Ogilivie McClain and Yvonne Ogilivie McClain for 1.47 acres at 115 Columbian Ave (Map 133J, Group G, Parcel 018.00) into two parcels of .771 and .699 acres
• Election of officers for 2025
• Approval of minutes from December 10, 2024 regular session

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to review and decide on two land-use requests: a conditional use permit for a metal building and a variance for a residential setback. The agenda also includes routine items like approving prior minutes and electing officers.

• Conditional use permit for a 24x30 metal building at 611 Brookside Dr. (Rick Sykes)
• Variance request to reduce side setback from 15 to 10 feet at 519 Gant St. (Montrae Osborne)
• Approval of minutes from Nov. 7 and Dec. 3, 2024 meetings
• Election of officers

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a conditional use permit for a 24x30 metal building at 611 Brookside Dr. and deferred a variance request for 519 Gant St. because the applicant was absent. Officers were elected for the year.

• Approved conditional use permit for 24x30 metal building at 611 Brookside Dr. (motion carried)
• Deferred variance request for 519 Gant St. to a later date (all in favor)
• Elected Jacqueline Johnson as Chairperson (all in favor)
• Elected Lisa Cole as Vice Chairperson (all in favor)
• Approved minutes from 11-7-24 and 12-3-24 (motion carried)

Recreation Commission

The Mount Pleasant Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to review unfinished business, including updates on bathroom construction at Arrow Mines Park, the CCF Grant status, and a shelter dedication at Gardenia Park. They will also discuss upcoming events like the Movie Night and the Daddy Daughter Dance. The agenda includes routine items such as approving prior meeting minutes and public comments.

• Update on bathroom status at Arrow Mines Park
• Update on CCF Grant progress
• Shelter dedication at Gardenia Park
• Discussion of Movie Night event
• Discussion of Daddy Daughter Dance in February